The final score of the Packers vs. Bears, results: Aaron Rodgers throws 4 TDs to knock Chicago on ‘SNF’

Looks like Aaron Rodgers and the Packers still “own” the Bears. The Packers beat their oldest rivals 45-30 in “Sunday Night Football,” in the second-highest score game between the teams.

The Packers scored no points in the first quarter but came back strong in the second half with 21 points. However, that was not enough to keep up with the Bears in the first half. Chicago leads 27-21 after halftime. Green Bay then prevailed in the second half, taking a 24-3 lead over Chicago.

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Aaron Rodgers finished with 341 yards and four touchdowns. It was the 33rd game of his career with at least four touchdown passes.

Aaron Jones and Davante Adams each scored two goals for Green Bay. Jones finished with 35 yards of receiving and 30 yards of javelin. Adams finished with 121 yards received.

Defender Justin Fields led the Bears forward with 74 yards. He also threw for 224 yards and made two touchdown passes, with two interceptions.

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The Bears standout was Jakeem Grant’s record return hit at 97 yards. It’s tied for the 10th longest back-punt encounter in NFL history.

The Packers (10-3) can claim the NFC North title with next week’s win over Raven. They lead the Vikings in second by four games with four games to play. In third place is the Bears (4-9), which is far behind Minnesota on the rankings.

Sporting News followed Packers vs. live scores and updates. Bears on “Sunday Night Football.” Read below for the full results from the NFL Week 14 game.

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Packers vs. live update. Bears, Highlights from ‘Sunday Night Football’

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End of quarter 4: Packers 45, Bears 30

11:36 pm – Aging . Chandon Sullivan took the ball to prepare for Mooney to end the game.

11:33 pm – The field was fired by Preston Smith for losing eight yards in the first down.

11:32 pm – The Bears successfully recovered their side kick after Khalil Herbert grabbed the ball over the Packers’ 46-yard line. Initially, Herbert sent the ball to the end of the field, but a touch did not count. Bears have the ball.

11:29 pm – GORGEOUS FIELD, BEAR. The Bears scored the first point of the second half after Santos hit a penalty at 43 yards. Packing Machine 45, Bears 30.

11:24 pm – The fields dodged one sack and plunged another 17 yards for another to come down first. The Bears are on the Packers’ 38-yard line.

11:21 pm – Fields opened up Bears drive with an 11-yard dash for the first fall.

11:17 pm – TOUCHDOWN, PACKED. Adams scored his second touchdown of the night after catching a three-yard pass. Packing Machine 45, Bears 27.

11:12 pm – Adams gives the Packers their fourth first time in this drive. The Packers are currently on the Bears’ 19-yard line.

11:05 pm – The Packers completed their first drop of the quarter after Adams advanced eight yards.

10:58 pm – On the first pitch returned by the Bears, the ball was strangled by the Packers and recovered by the Bears. However, Kindle Vildor stepped out of bounds during play, so the fourth kill had to be repeated.

End of quarter 3: Packers 38, Bears 27

10:53 pm – The Packers won three and lost for the first time since they first entered the game.

10:49 pm – The Bears don’t knock the ball down first, so they throw the ball back to the Packer.

10:42 pm – GORGEOUS SECTION, PACKING. Crosby’s 20-yard goal was good enough to give the Packers a two-team lead. Packing Machine 38, Bears 27.

10:34 pm – Adams opened the Packers driveway with a 16-yard catch to put the Packers into the Bears’ 32-yard line.

10:30 pm – The bears did not answer when they went to eat three times.

10:24pm – TOUCHDOWN, PACKERS. Jones picked up a pass from Rodgers and hit the ball from 23 yards. So far, these second halves have all been Packers. Packing Machine 35, Bears 27.

10:23 pm – FUMBLE. Preston Smith handled the ball causing the ball to fly out of his hand. Rashan Gary recovers the ball to the Packers tackle. They are on the Bears’ 23-yard line.

10:18 pm – TOUCHDOWN, PACKERS. Aaron Jones dashed three yards to knock the Packers down. Mason Crosby added a point, giving Green Bay the lead to open the second half. Packers 28, Bears 27.

10:16 pm – Dillon dashed 11 yards to score the Packer’s 1st goal – & – on the Bears’ 4-yard line.

10:14 pm – Adams advanced 16 yards for another first shot to send the Packers into the Bears’ 31-yard line.

10:12 pm – AJ Dillon opened the second half with an 11-yard run that put the Packers down first.

End of quarter 2: Bears 27, Packers 21

9:57 p.m. – FIELD TARGET, BEAR. Santos made a shot from 44 yards to end the first half. Bears 27, Packers 21.

9:48 pm – TOUCHDOWN, PACKERS. The Packers, again, had a quick answer when Adams scored a 38-yard touchdown with 44 seconds remaining. It returned to the three-point game in less than a minute. Bears 24, Packers 21.

9:42 pm – TOUCHDOWN, BEARS. Grant ran in the second leg playing on a 97-yard touchdown. The bears extended the lead to 10 before halftime. Bears 24, Packers 14.

9:34 pm – Marcedes Lewis caught a 20-meter pass from Rodgers to a Packers down first. They are on their own 44-yard line.

9:27 pm – TOUCHDOWN, BEARS. Damiere Byrd ran in a 54-yard Bears touchdown to get Chicago back into the lead. Bears 17, Packers 14.

9:21 pm – TOUCHDOWN, PACKERS. Rasul Douglas picked Fields and ran the ball within 55 yards of a Packers touchdown. The Packers scored two touchdowns in less than a minute. Packing machine 14, Bear 10.

9:15 pm – TOUCHDOWN, PACKERS. Lazard catches a two-yard touchdown pass in 4th place – & – The goal puts the Packer on the board. Bears 10, Packers 7.

9:09 pm – Josiah Deguara completed a catch for 25 yards and ran down to put the Packers down first.

9:08 pm – Davante Adams advanced 12 yards to put the Packers into their own 44-yard line.

9:02 pm – TOUCH, BEAR. Jakeem Grant advances 46 yards for a Bears touchdown. Additional points are good, too. Bears 10, Packers 0.

8:57 pm – The Packers didn’t get in range of goal, so they threw the ball back to the Bears.

End of the first quarter: Bears 3, Packers 0

8:51 pm – Allen Lazard caught a 32 yard pass to a Packers down first. Now they are on their own 44-yard line.

8:51 pm – Quinn fired Rodgers for the second time tonight for losing nine yards. This is Quinn’s 14th layoff this season.

8:49 pm – Aaron Jones caught a 15-yard pass to knock out the first Packers of the game.

8:45 p.m. – TARGET FIELD, BEAR. Bears put the points first on the board. Cairo Santos takes a long shot from 23 yards. Bears 3, Packers 0.

8:39 pm – David Montgomery advanced 20 yards to put the Bears at the Packers’ 10-yard line. Bears are now set up for Goal 1 – & -.

8:38 pm – Allen Robinson caught an eight-yard pass from Fields to the first Bears at the Packers’ 31-yard mark. Robinson has missed the last three games.

8:32 pm – The Packers go three and out.

8:31 pm – Robert Quinn sacked Aaron Rodgers for shooting 11 yards. The Packers moved down to third.

8:28 pm – The Bears didn’t get in range of goal, so they threw the ball to the Packer.

8:24 pm – In his first game back in three weeks, Justin Fields ran eight yards to knock the Bears out first.

Packers vs. Start Time. Bears

• Day: Sunday, December 12
• Time: 8:20 p.m. ET

Game Packers vs. Bears will begin at 8:20 p.m. ET at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. All “Sunday Night Football” games in 2021 are scheduled to begin at 8:20 p.m. ET.

How to Watch ‘Sunday Night Football’

• Channel: NBC
• Live broadcast: Peacock, fuboTV

Packers vs. Bears will air on NBC with announcers Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth on the call and Kathryn Tappen on the sidelines.

You can also stream “Sunday Night Football” online with fuboTV, offers a free seven-day trial .

Schedule of ‘Sunday Night Football’ 2021